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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1903

Page

9

Nationals fall in ninth in nutty page one recap

In a chaotic box, the Nationals lose in the ninth inning as scattered scores show Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn and others. Details read like a jumbled standings snippet with numeric tallies and team marks.

Cincinnati Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York ST. Louis Fittsburg Pittsburg Brooklyn

Cincinnati Beats the Reds in Boston Fire and Firing Controversy

Cincinnati defeated Boston 8 to 4 at the South End amid driving finishs, two Cincinnati players ejected for kicking, fires in the first base bleachers and on a Columbus avenue roof. The ninth inning rally included doubles and a triple to seal the win as Buckenberger faced criticism for Malarkey’s removal.

Cincinnati Buckenberger South End Boston Cinecinnatiion Bergen Ewing Wiley Piatt Malarkey Piatt Morrisey Seymour Steinfeldt Reds Kelley Brooklyn John Haggerty Columbus Avenue

Amherst Defeats Bowdoin In Tight Baseball Victory

Amherst won from Bowdoin 8 to 6 in a game noted for Amherst’s baserunning and strong pitching by freshman McRae who allowed four hits and struck out six. Key plays included a remarkable catch by Baftery and a double play finished by Storke, Kelliher, and Favour. Batteries McRae Roe Cox Blanchard. Umpire Farrar.

Amherst Bowdoin McRae Baftery Storke Kelliher Favour Rhe Amherst McRae and Roe Cox and Blanchard Farrar

Largest Line of Hot Weather Goods in Country

A Shuman & Co at Shuman Corner proclaims the largest selection for warm weather. Men’s linen and white Madras necker shirts, polo silk shirts, camis, blouses, mesh underwear, silk foulard neckwear. Boys and men bath suits and robes, neckties, belts in all sizes. Everything for warm weather at all prices.

A. Shuman & CO Shuman Corner

Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4 in n national game

Chicago overcame Philadelphia 8 to 4 after seven singles in the fifth inning. Attendance 2345. Other score Pittsburgh 12 Brooklyn 5 with notable hits from Clarke Ritchey and Ritter. Umpire O Day.

Philadelphia Fraser Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburg Jones Clarke Sebring Ritchey Doheny O’day Ritter Gale de Pittsburg B. Po. A Harley Thom Prentee Sheckard Slagle Barry Cygmeit Dobobs Chance Wolv'n Conping McCrdier Keister Wagners Doyles Tinker Gleas'n Br’ Sfield Dahlen Casey Brash Pegeng Evers Hulsw't.s Ahearn Kling Zimmer Phelps Flood Wicker Wraser Jordan Doug En Tae Owe Came Doom Jacklitsch Gleason Hazer

New York Defeats St Louis in High-Scoring Game 8-1

New York 8 St Louis 1. Lovett relief by Souders in second inning after wildness. Taylor steady for New York. Pitching sloppy defense and light batting on both sides. Mertes and McGann homerless? No, McGann two-base hit. scoring details: New York 8 runs on 5 hits and 4 errors, St Louis 1 run on 6 hits and 3 errors. Attendance 4350.

New York Wildness Lovett Souders Taylor R. B Babb Ol Nichols Gilbert Williams Warner O O'Neill OlLovett St. Louis Lovett McGann Mertes Browne Dunn Hackett Brain Will Johnstone

John O'Briens Burial After Tragic Sibling Incident

The funeral of John O'Brien who died Wednesday from injuries after a blow from his chum John Young was held at his parents home on Minden Street. A high mass of requiem followed at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Rev Edward Maher officiating and the regular choir providing music.

John O’brien John Young Minden Street Church of the Blessed Sacrament Edward Maher

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